Update: This article describes an older knowledge test. The test links are no longer available. The links below now lead to information about each dog breed. You can also explore our current breed guide.
Buying a dog is a serious, lifelong commitment. For dog lovers, it’s important to have a solid understanding of different breeds in order to choose the right one, but also to care for the dog in the best possible way. To help with this, Skaffa Hund has developed an exciting dog breed knowledge test that not only checks what you know, but also lets you deepen your knowledge and earn an official certification.
¶Deepen your knowledge
Skaffa Hund’s knowledge test is designed to challenge even the most experienced dog enthusiasts. It covers everything from basic facts about dogs to more advanced information about specific breeds. You’ll learn details that only true experts usually know about a breed’s history, characteristics, and care needs. By taking this knowledge test, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the diversity among dog breeds and the unique traits that each breed has.
¶Validate your expertise
Once you’ve completed the test and answered most of the questions correctly, you’ll receive an official certification. This certificate proves your knowledge and your commitment to that particular breed. You can show your certification when you contact a seller to demonstrate your expertise in that specific breed. Sellers and breeders will appreciate that you’ve taken the time to learn about their breed and will understand that you take your responsibilities as a dog owner seriously.
¶How does the test work?
The knowledge test is available online and covers a wide range of topics related to different dog breeds. From basic dog knowledge to more detailed questions, you’ll be both challenged and engaged. After you’ve answered most of the questions correctly and completed the test, you’ll be awarded a certificate as proof of your knowledge.
¶Read more about the breeds
The old test links no longer work. You can read about some popular dog breeds here instead:
You can search for more dog breeds in our breed guide.






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